Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Creak"

A: It sounds like the writer is talking about the little squeaky noises you might cause when walking on an old floor or when opening a door.

A: It’s a sound - the sound an old door makes as it opens, or old stairs as you step on them.

Go on YouTube and search for ‘creak’ to make sure you know what it sounds like!

A: It is a sound like a rusty gate or an old wood floor.

A: "Creaking" is SOUND that a door sometimes make when you open them, that old chair or a wooden floor sometimes makes when you step on it and "creaky" is adjective.

Creaking is sound and creaky is something that can make that sound.

A: @overrunie the door could squeak or creak depending on the amount of pressure on it. Normally when one thinks of creak it’s on wood and squeaks on iron. But that doesn’t always have to be the case. Wood can squeak at times.

A: Could be talking about a car/ship/etc.; we often refer to vehicles as "she".

Otherwise, it could be talking about a really old woman who groans and who's bones creak.

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